Sorry, "invent" had the wrong connotations there. I just meant that there are scenarios where crashing wouldn't be acceptable. And in that case, sure, you shoul

Sorry, "invent" had the wrong connotations there. I just meant that there are scenarios where crashing wouldn't be acceptable. And in that case, sure, you should prefer to handle the error directly. But, allowing the process to crash doesn't punt retry logic at all. For instance, in the work scheduler example, the work scheduler would detect that a worker had crashed and would back off appropriately. This allows you to write your worker code in a way that avoids error handling while still managing faults.